Million Baby Crawl – You can Do it Virtually
I’ve brought this up before in my other blog posts, that while many of us studied chemistry in high school maybe even a bit in college, very few of us have chemistry degrees. So how are we supposed to decipher what is in the products we purchase – especially if the ingredients aren’t even listed?
It’s time to solve this problem. The folks at Seventh Generation just launched a fun new initiative in support of an important legislative effort. They explain that our kids – and all of us – are in need of reformed chemical policy that will protect us from toxic chemicals found in household products. So they created the Million Baby Crawl to engage people in that issue – helping a million babies “crawl” to Washington DC to demand policy change.
Check out the videos, and create a crawler to support the effort. As I write this there are 9,409 crawlers that have been created, make it 9.410.
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